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Success Stories: Bruce Haley
A couple of years ago, I wrote this about Bruce Haley on Lenscratch:
Bruce Haley on his Nevada property, June 2011
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Success Stories: Jennifer Shaw
I’m excited to share the publication of Jennifer Shaw’s first monograph, Hurricane Story, published by Chin Music Press.
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Success Stories: Harvey Stein
When a photographer thinks of a success story, the name Harvey Stein certainly comes to mind.
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Success Stories: John Chervinsky
Exploring the work of John Chervinsky is intriguing and very inspiring as his photographs are a reflection of a thinker and doer.
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Success Stories: Susan Burnstine
Today’s post is especially meaningful as I am celebrating a significant marker in a photographer’s journey.
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Success Stories: Priya Kambli
Looking at participants from Photolucida…
“Photography has been a way of bridging the gap between…two cultures while coming to terms with my dual nature.
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Success Stories: Tami Bone
I’m been a fan of Tami Bone’s dreamy and surreal photographs for a long time and I have been remiss in sharing her work on Lenscratch.
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Success Stories: Kathleen McLaughlin
I am absolutely thrilled to share the success story of Kathleen Laraia McLaughlin, as I have had a ringside seat in observing the long road from major project to self publishing a magnifice
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Success Stories: Julia Dean
More than a decade ago, I picked up a brochure at a local film lab and decided to take a class with Julia Dean at the Julia Dean Photo Workshops.
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Success Stories: Michael Kirchoff
Sometimes you meet someone whose person and work is filled with grace and dignity. Michael Kirchoff is one of those people–kind, enthusiastic, talented, capable, and shows up prepared.
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Success Stories: Tom Chambers
Lenscratch is offering up a new feature where we will explore the idea of success.
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Interview with Charlie Grosso of Baang and Burne Contemporary
The avenues of presenting, selling, and promoting photographs have changed and evolved over the last few years, partly due to the internet, the recession, and the digital revolution.
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